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|timeframe=[[Renaissance]]
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|date=1511
|place=[[Syria]]
|outcome=* [[Ezio Auditore]] learns of the five [[Masyaf keys]]
* Ezio acquires Niccolo Polo's 'The Secret Crusade'
* Ezio kills the [[Byzantines|Byzantine]] captain [[Leandros]]
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{{quote|When I first set out from Roma ten months ago, I did so with a single purpose - to discover what our father did not. In a letter written a year before my birth, he makes mention of a library hidden beneath the stones of Masyaf's castle, a sanctum full of invaluable wisdom.|Ezio, in a letter to his sister, Claudia.|Assassin's Creed: Revelations}}
[[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]]'s '''pilgrimage to Masyaf '''was an event that occured in 1511, in which the Assassin journied to [[Masyaf]], in search of a [[Altaïr's library|library]] hidden below the city's castle.
==Journey==
With the [[Templars|Templar]] threat in [[Italy]] eliminated, Ezio Auditore shifted his focus to more internal matters. Further cementing the [[Assassins]]' place in Italy, he improved lines of communication from Sicily to [[Venice]], and standardized methods of training for the Order's [[Assassin recruits|recruits]]. In the year 1509, Ezio discovered a letter written by his [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze|father]], along with many other letters and documents left behind by his late uncle, [[Mario Auditore]]. In this letter, his father made mention of a locked library built by legendary Assassin[[ Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]], hidden beneath a castle in the [[Syria]]n city of Masyaf. Eventually submitting to his own curiosity, Ezio left Italy in the winter of 1510 and began his pilgrimage.

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